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Tomatoes Reduce Breast Cancer Chances In Postmenopausal Women

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Dolphins Exposed To BP Oil Spill Found Affected By Lung Problems, Study

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FDA Warns Against Nipple Aspirate Test As Alternative to Mammography

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Cancer Cases Go Up By 11 percent In Last Five Years, Lung Cancer Most Common

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Many Young Americans Don’t Receive All Three Doses Of HPV Vaccines, Reveals Study

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Contaminated Water Cause of Birth Defects In Children Born Before 1985 in Camp Lejeune, CDC Study Reveals

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Surprise Princess Party for Five-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Brings Magic

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Urine Tests Help Determine Bladder Cancer Malignancy, Research Shows

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Cranberries Beneficial in UTIs, Cancer Prevention, Anti-Ageing

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Honey Bees Can Detect Cancer, Skin, Lung Diseases

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Eat Nuts Live Longer; Handful of Nuts Everyday Reduces Chances of Death by Cancer and Heart Diseases

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Make A Wish Foundation Helps Miles Live His Dream of Being Batman in San Francisco

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Bone Marrow Transplants Can Help In Curing Allergies

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Cancer Deaths Decline in U.S. But National Cancer Report Emphasizes On Need For Continuous Research Funding

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FDA Supports Approval of Roche Drug To Treat Early Breast Cancer

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